Updated Mar 6, 2013 - 10:49 pm
Cal State Bakersfield beats Seattle 75-74 in OT
KENT, Wash. (AP) - Stephon Carter's jumper with three seconds remaining in overtime gave Cal State Bakersfield a 75-74 victory against Seattle on Wednesday night.
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Tyrone White had 27 points, Brandon Barnes 19 points and 11 rebounds and Carter 12 points for the Roadrunners (13-16).
Chad Rasmussen scored 13 points, Louis Green 11 and Prince Obasi 10 for the Redhawks (8-20).
Obasi's layup with 11 seconds remaining in regulation culminated a comeback from seven points down with three minutes to go, knotted the score at 64-all and forced overtime.
Next season, the schools will be league rivals when Cal State Bakersfield joins the Western Athletic Conference.
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